Sentence examples for acceptable privacy from inspiring English sources

Two other sites I tested with similarly acceptable privacy policies are www.icanbuy.com, aimed at older children and teenagers, and www.kidswish.com, with items for children from 2 to 12.

With MetaboLights, other such repositories and COSMOS we are trying to address some of these issues, by providing a means for metabolomics results to be publically available to the community while considering the needs for an acceptable privacy period as requested by the submitter.

Despite all its moves to improve privacy across the site and the numerous furores it's faced, the company still thinks it's fine to carry out tests on users, playing games with our notions of what's acceptable privacy-wise.

Like DoubleClick, 24/7 Media argues that some uses of offline data to target customers on the Web would be acceptable to privacy advocates.

The results show that in addition to ensuring an acceptable level of privacy, the released datasets from the privacy-enhancing system can also be applied to urban traffic modeling with satisfactory results.

Organizations can lay down rules that define acceptable behaviors about privacy.

It's not perfect, but by today's standards, I think this provides an acceptable level of privacy when using Gmail.

It was also unclear whether sending e-mails to non-consenting recipients would be acceptable under German privacy and unsolicited e-mail laws.

In MANETs, connectivity provided over access points would offer an acceptable level of privacy for users who trust their access points [52].

A Washington Post-Pew poll found a substantial majority of Americans believes the compromise of their privacy "acceptable".

The dust being kicked up by Edward Snowden in Russia now and of Chelsea Manning before him is likely not the latest in a long line of leakers that have challenged and redefined the national and international conversations about what is or is not acceptable limits on privacy in our societies.